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| Sterilization \ Isolation Trays |
Isolation Tray Information
| Isolation Trays
Nonsterile procedures require various instruments and
dressings. Placing this on an edge of a permanent counter is
non-professional, may lead to an injury or cross-contamination.
These trays hold the instruments for small procedures,
may be loaded from a central location, and brought to the
operating suite, and the contaminated instruments safely
transported back on the same tray. The tray, autoclabed between
uses, avoids cross-contamination.
Trays are surgical blue, 10 1/2" x 6 3/4", and nest. They
are designed to fit our Mino Mayo, which positions the tray
at any convenient height and location, and folds out of the
way when not in use.
They can be sterilized unwrapped for clean procedures or
wrapped for sterile procedures.
Sold individually, or a discount in quantities of 12 or more.
Stock # ISO
Care: Should be cleaned and autoclaved between uses. Trays
are tested to withstand temperatures of no more than 260 degrees
farenheit.
Be sure your autoclave is set below 260. If trays touch
sides of autoclave chamber, it is possible that areas of the
sides may go hotter than 260 degrees before the hit is dissipated
to a sensor at another area, and the trays may melt or deform
where touching. We suggest avoiding putting anything heavy on
the trays during autoclaving, as deformation could occur.
If melting or deformation occurs when trays are not touching
the sides, or not being weighted down, this is an indication that
the autoclave temperature exceeded 260 degrees. Actual melted
trays suggest exposure to a temperature substantially over 260 degrees,
and may indicate that the autoclave/sensors/regulators are
malfunctioning. This can be a dangerous condition, and it may be
prudent to have the autoclaved checked and/or serviced.
NOT FOR USE IN DRY HEAT STERILIZERS
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